Phys. Ed. and Fun Stuff

Get your students outside and have a fun time searching for items on the playground. Learn about sharing, the environment, colors, recycling and trash. Comes with a guideline to follow or add your own twist to the hunt. Great activity to do for earth day or if you have to be outside due to your gym being used.

This digital book will engage your prek-2nd graders as they review, learn and perform the actions in the book. This is a copywriter form from my book you can purchase on Amazon. No reproduction

Add a twist to your fitness routine with a fun game of FIT-GO. Like BINGO, but funner:) Directions are included as well as a caller card.

Students need to take a break? They are not focused or distracted? Try these amazing center signs to get them back on track in no time. Post in the hallway, in your gymnasium or outside on the playground.

Kids will love to have these simple rules posted as they play GaGa Ball in class or out on the playground. Included is a list of additional rules as students improve their skills of the game. Enjoy

Integrate reading and writing in your P.E. program. A lot of opportunities with this project. Read an olympic book, students design their medal and write about it. You can then post their work on a bulletin board. Use for rainy day, picture day or just because day. Enjoy.

Perfect chart to use when testing for the Pacer Test. While one partner is testing, the other is focused on them checking off each lap they do. No more trying to keep track yourself. Give the partner resting, accountability and support for their partner as well.

Lots of choices with this sports search. 1. If you do portfolios for your students, put one in their folder and when you complete the sport/learn about it, student gets to color it. 2. Rainy day or picture day- have a copy for each student and they color in all the "balls" that they find. 3. Have students color all their favorite sports.

Get your students to review or learn the rules of your P.E. room. Print, laminate and you are ready to go. Simple directions are included to get you started as well.

A fun activity to start the year off. Students fill out the questions in the soccer ball. Learn what they can do already, to their favorite game to play. Put it in a student portfolio and show parents during conference time.

How well do your students know the sports? This matching activity will assist you in determining what the students already know.

Great activity for your preschool and kindergarten students to do as you discuss the importance of making healthy food choices. Follow up with a fun book to read about food and healthy choices.

Have a student injured or not able to participate? Print off a sports word search for some fun and enjoyment for them.

Your students will love to be awarded with these positive notes for their behavior and accomplishments in P.E. class. One is in color and the other one is in black and white. Postcard size so you can print and mail home as well.

No equipment needed. Just print, laminate and the signs will be ready to use. Add music to the workout and you will have a fun and successful fitness activity with your students.

Add some zing to your boring bulletin boards with this cute and groovy border. Print, laminate and you are ready to hang it up.

Your primary students will enjoy moving and grooving like animals with these easy to read and see pictures. Add music and let them use their imagination. 9 animal cards and 1 bonus of your favorite card.

Your student helpers (assistants) will love to wear these badges when helping at your Field Day. Print them off, cut and insert them in a badge sleeve and attach to a lanyard. Use them year after year.

Print them out and you will be ready for the year when students need to leave your gym. Laminate them and use an expo and reuse them. Lots of options.

Exciting fitness activity. K-6th. Students pick a picture. Slide is changed. They are to do the exercise that is on the same side of the exercise slide. Music plays for 30 seconds and then a new choice is shown. Repeat till all slides have been completed.